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Cheers, thats a massive helpeFootball is getting better only to people who are lowering their standards.
It's like with shitty food, when you're hungry it tastes better.
As long as you can't see anything you're good.
That youtuber is known for clickbait.Unless the guy show us the build number, i call it BS. Obviously this isn't towards you, but i wll never understand all these YTber, Twitter guy or hype guy when saying "GaMePlay LooKs Good NoW", "iT Feels Much BeTter Now". All of these are just placebo, nothing else. The game hasn't been updated since last year and that's a fact.
i heard the cancellation of the project called eF00tballsi heard the update was in MAy
According to a French Youtuber, Konami decided to change the rating system.
Players are now rated / 90 not / 99.
According ( his opinion this time) to him this decision was made to make PES players buy more the Featured Players on Creative Teams (again the online mode) this type of players will have more than 90
Offline the maximum was 109 if im not mistaken.According to a French Youtuber, Konami decided to change the rating system.
Players are now rated / 90 not / 99.
According ( his opinion this time) to him this decision was made to make PES players buy more the Featured Players on Creative Teams (again the online mode) this type of players will have more than 90
I was firmly in camp B for the last few years and have no issues with being critical of the game. I have said what Konami have done with efootball being an all for one platform release was disgraceful and we should be angry so I'm no fanboy but I turned on the demo a couple of weeks back out of pure boredom and it had definitely improved, animations and game play wise.I think most people have their heads screwed on and their eyes in functioning order. It's not particularly different, let alone VERY VERY VERY.
They're not.
It is, more or less.
What's more likely, here – who is probably (and collectively) deluded?
Option A: fanboys who have gotten themselves emotionally attached/invested in the game, and who have collectively convinced themselves that a crap game isn't shit.
Option B: critical fans of the series who have looked at gameplay footage, played the game and its update themselves, checked update logs across platforms, and know Konami's history of hands-off gameplay maintenance.
Of Corse that was most embarrassing trailer ever... even Shressi was better in anyway ! Apparently they hired people with more than one brain cell to find out what a ridiculous this video was. Or just the things they promise in it will never happen and just erase traces. Honestly, I don't remember exactly what was going on in the trailer, because my mind is clearly erasing bad memories.Maybe a new trailer 🤔
How do you play 15 mins games? Are you on PC?? No you're not, the game play is better than PES IMO.Im i alone here? I Play 15 mins games top player. Had amazing moments, gameplay is free and far superior to PES 2021. Only the gfx....
Okay but by what you've written here, you're not disputing the main point I'm making in what you're quoting there. To recall, people (on here, Twitter, Reddit, etc), predominantly fanboys (which is a slur you can take or leave – it's unrelated to the argument), have been claiming that Konami have secretly been updating the game and making it better. The more sober among us have said (here and elsewhere): no, there's literally been one update, and these claims about Konami secretly updating the game are based on nothing but a kind of placebo effect or wishful thinking. We can even check the update logs, and Konami are not going to be quiet about having improved what was by all accounts a PR disaster on release.I was firmly in camp B for the last few years and have no issues with being critical of the game. I have said what Konami have done with efootball being an all for one platform release was disgraceful and we should be angry so I'm no fanboy but I turned on the demo a couple of weeks back out of pure boredom and it had definitely improved, animations and game play wise.
I downloaded the initial release and it was pure trash but something has changed. I have the advantage of having taken a long break from it. The first release I played for a couple of days and though this is so bad that PES is officially dead and then having recently played again it was clear something had changed. My inital thoughts on replaying it were woah, there is potential here. There are still some game breaking details like turning speeds are way to slow, like 2 seconds in some cases, a bad case of button delay too and the passing can be unpredicatble and the ball physics are poor but other areas had improved, there were some moments of magic that happened.
Its far from a good game but there is something that can be built on.
Thats just my take on it, take it or leave. Also there is Option C: The overly negative who will crap on anything released and dismiss anyone who suggests otherwise.
Okay but by what you've written here, you're not disputing the main point I'm making in what you're quoting there. To recall, people (on here, Twitter, Reddit, etc), predominantly fanboys (which is a slur you can take or leave – it's unrelated to the argument), have been claiming that Konami have secretly been updating the game and making it better. The more sober among us have said (here and elsewhere): no, there's literally been one update, and these claims about Konami secretly updating the game are based on nothing but a kind of placebo effect or wishful thinking. We can even check the update logs, and Konami are not going to be quiet about having improved what was by all accounts a PR disaster on release.
So with your reply essentially being "actually, I just played it and it's better than it was and I haven't played it since release!", you've not challenged my argument. There was one big update, which we all know about. The game is less buggy now. It doesn't mean Konami are slowly, stealthily updating the game like implausible benevolent caretakers of our beloved and dying franchise.
That's all.
Unfortunately, that hasn't stopped the "Konami are making our game better all the time right under our noses" meme from continuing though.In eFootball nothing like this has been reported though.
IIRC, it was Messi and Neymar, wearing some futuristic Tron-alike Pyjamas..Of Corse that was most embarrassing trailer ever... even Shressi was better in anyway ! Apparently they hired people with more than one brain cell to find out what a ridiculous this video was. Or just the things they promise in it will never happen and just erase traces. Honestly, I don't remember exactly what was going on in the trailer, because my mind is clearly erasing bad memories.
The twitch streamer CrzCross (played 3rd league Germany) confirms this and also states that people who have played high level football have a huge advantage in the game.
I never claimed its been updated in secret though. The one big update in November may have been the improvements I'm feeling because I didn't play it at the time. So yes in that aspect the game has been improved. Also you seem fixated on update log numbers for proof. Konami can control them and can leave a log number the same if they wish so its not the best place to get proof.Okay but by what you've written here, you're not disputing the main point I'm making in what you're quoting there. To recall, people (on here, Twitter, Reddit, etc), predominantly fanboys (which is a slur you can take or leave – it's unrelated to the argument), have been claiming that Konami have secretly been updating the game and making it better. The more sober among us have said (here and elsewhere): no, there's literally been one update, and these claims about Konami secretly updating the game are based on nothing but a kind of placebo effect or wishful thinking. We can even check the update logs, and Konami are not going to be quiet about having improved what was by all accounts a PR disaster on release.
So with your reply essentially being "actually, I just played it and it's better than it was and I haven't played it since release!", you've not challenged my argument. There was one big update, which we all know about. The game is less buggy now. It doesn't mean Konami are slowly, stealthily updating the game like implausible benevolent caretakers of our beloved and dying franchise.
That's all.
Is there any source for that?But as a fact there was a time when they did in fact push small changes, e.g. game speed multiplier, via their live-update in older PES titles. You could read out the property in memory and see that it has changed compared to before.
I've seen on other forums posters claim they are sure small updates are being pushed during when the Thursday server maintenance happens. They claim new animations and cut scenes are in place afterwards.Is there any source for that?
I never knew it was useful to be goal side in football or not dive into tackles, thank you for the incredible insights 👍. If only I had experienced 5th division German football because then I would know that the objective of football is to stop the other team getting near your goal. It's not like these are things that are taught to 8 year olds in primary school or anything. I've now understood clearly that the only reason people don't like the game is because they haven't played high level football like you and your elite streamer buddy, thanks for clearing things up.
I know, but you jumped into a specific conversation/argument and quoted my post to make your point. My whole option A or B thing was about comparing two viewpoints concerning whether or not the game had been secretly updated. So your reply and your saying "I was in camp B, but now I'm not" etc., just muddied waters, and I pointed that out.I never claimed its been updated in secret though.
I think it's rather unlikely Konami are pushing gameplay improvements and not even giving vague mentions of it in update logs as has pretty much always been their practice. Do you have a better standard of proof?Also you seem fixated on update log numbers for proof. Konami can control them and can leave a log number the same if they wish so its not the best place to get proof.
As for this, I find it a bit off. People should be more specific when they say "sim" – lots of things can be simulated (to the detriment of others). The last 4-5 PES games have often simulated on-ball football aspects (and only some of them) pretty well, but while near completely neglecting other aspects: e.g. realistic team shapes, tactical approaches of real teams, tactical adaptations teams make to deal with different scenarios, player individuality, and so on. I don't see in those latter cases that eFootball shows any more promise – in fact, so far it's showing less. So to claim it might become "one of the best sims ever" is surely only to work with a very, very narrow subset of aspects you think are good to simulate.The game is very jekyll and hyde but if Konami pull the finger out there is potentail for a great football sim there, maybe one of the best sims ever.
Good question.Is there any source for that?
Not so good answer. There are forum posters who will tell you anything, swear by anything. Gaming involves plenty of cognitive biases and superstitions. I've encountered more of that sort of thinking in relation to PES and FIFA than any other game.I've seen on other forums posters claim they are sure small updates are being pushed during when the Thursday server maintenance happens. They claim new animations and cut scenes are in place afterwards.
You keep asking for proof and telling others they are fanboys or placebos effect in place. Where is your proof is not happening?I know, but you jumped into a specific conversation/argument and quoted my post to make your point. My whole option A or B thing was about comparing two viewpoints concerning whether or not the game had been secretly updated. So your reply and your saying "I was in camp B, but now I'm not" etc., just muddied waters, and I pointed that out.
I think it's rather unlikely Konami are pushing gameplay improvements and not even giving vague mentions of it in update logs as has pretty much always been their practice. Do you have a better standard of proof?
As for this, I find it a bit off. People should be more specific when they say "sim" – lots of things can be simulated (to the detriment of others). The last 4-5 PES games have often simulated on-ball football aspects (and only some of them) pretty well, but while near completely neglecting other aspects: e.g. realistic team shapes, tactical approaches of real teams, tactical adaptations teams make to deal with different scenarios, player individuality, and so on. I don't see in those latter cases that eFootball shows any more promise – in fact, so far it's showing less. So to claim it might become "one of the best sims ever" is surely only to work with a very, very narrow subset of aspects you think are good to simulate.
Good question.
Not so good answer. There are forum posters who will tell you anything, swear by anything. Gaming involves plenty of cognitive biases and superstitions. I've encountered more of that sort of thinking in relation to PES and FIFA than any other game.